Daily Digests from bots inject noise into Messenger Daily Digests from bots inject noise into Messenger I think it's no coincidence that Facebook waited until now to unleash bots on us.
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Subscribers to Reddit email digests during June of this year are also included in Slowe's post—meaning the email address those digests were delivered to and the connected usernames were also accessed.
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Casein is another milk protein but unlike whey, it digests slowly.
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Users can subscribe to be notified when these digests are released.
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He breathes oxygen through his lungs, digests carbon, and the like.
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And finally, News Republic automatically builds news digests based on your interests.
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Your body digests these starches more slowly because of their molecular structure.
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It was a house filled with pragmatic books like encyclopedias and Reader's Digests.
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These digests will include suggestions to participate in pitches and works in progress.
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TREASURY YIELDS REVERSE GAINS AS MARKET DIGESTS WEAK INFLATION AND CONSUMER SPENDING DATA
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LONGER-DATED YIELDS REVERSE DIP AS MARKET DIGESTS SOFT CPI DATA; CURVE STEEPENS
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To eat like a goat, he designs a prosthetic stomach that "digests" grass.
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Egg digests it, and his charm goes up, because that's how it works.
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TREASURY YIELDS TURN NEGATIVE FOR SESSION AS MARKET DIGESTS SLOWER JOB GROWTH DATA
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Do you think digests make people feel more informed than they actually are?
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As Washington, DC, digests the report, political pressure is mounting for Congress to act.
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The company also said email digests sent from June 3 and June 17 were accessed.
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It worked for Quora and our TechCrunch digests, for example, but not for Politico's daily emails.
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No child is alike, and each digests and processes things in his or her own way.
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So the lessons Verizon learned from its AOL acquisition could prove valuable as Verizon digests Yahoo.
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We now shop for Black Friday sales starting as soon as our turkey digests on Thanksgiving Day.
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Restorsea says it has a proprietary enzyme that digests only dead skin cells for exfoliation without irritation.
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The human body performs so many impressive functions, I thought: It heals wounds, clears waste, digests Doritos.
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The human body performs so many impressive functions, I thought: It heals wounds, clears waste, digests Doritos.
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From customer service to news digests, users can communicate with a robot to get an AI-powered response.
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In addition, personalized live event email digests will also be sent out to users starting later this year.
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Your body digests those complex carbs into simple ones so that your cells can use them as energy.
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Eleanor (Kristen Bell) digests the fact that the seemingly infallible Michael (Ted Danson) has made yet another mistake.
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I. sakaiensis digests PET far too slowly, however, to be of much use for industrial recycling of the plastic.
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The shadow stocks report will initially not be published as the LME itself digests whether the data is meaningful.
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The app can build weekly digests of company progress, though there's also an activity feed for immediate status checks.
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There are people who love how cleanly she slices through policy layers, how thoroughly she digests the small print.
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Once the Street digests Apple's and Facebook's numbers, there's a whole bunch of other earnings to get ready for.
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The billionaire investor said "we'll be challenged in April," as the market digests a peak level of coronavirus cases.
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The peso was "capable of correcting itself as the market calms down and digests the relevant information," he said.
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In its basement sits a symbiotic fungus, which digests grass for the nest and requires continuous care from the workers.
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"He's a guy who you could say what's on your mind, and he digests it, thinks about it," Adams says.
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My small intestine digests very little, which means I have trouble getting enough salt and sometimes have very low blood pressure.
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Photo: David JonesA couple of years ago, scientists discovered an enzyme in a waste recycling center in Japan that digests plastic.
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On Thursday, the world's largest luggage-maker reported flat first-half earnings of $513 million, as it digests a big acquisition.
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That's why fashion constantly digests and repurposes itself, with throwback "retro" styles emerging 20 years after their first wave, like clockwork.
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Clearly, though, this feature will work best for the kind of daily link digests most news sites now offer their readers.
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"Melrose share price has risen as the market digests the attractive opportunity our proposal represents," Melrose Chief Executive Simon Peckham said.
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"Until the market digests the budget policies fully, there could be some decline," said Hussain Gani, deputy CEO at Softlogic Stockbrokers.
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"The SPX looks poised for several days of consolidation as it digests recent gains," said Katie Stockton, chief technical strategist at BTIG.
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When your body digests carbs, it turns sugar and starch into simple sugars, and then glucose, which is how it gets energy.
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Typically, new scenes will arrive quietly in the Genies app, with notifications reserved for huge breaking news or batched digests of updates.
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I THINK AS THE MARKET DIGESTS, THE NEWS OF THIS DEAL STARTS TO FOCUS BACK ON THE FUNDAMENTALS OF THE ALLERGAN BUSINESS.
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One technology analyst had some unwelcome news for Apple investors as Wall Street digests some negative earnings commentary from CEO Tim Cook.
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When your stomach digests GE, the contaminant breaks down and releases glycidol, which has been found to cause tumors in lab mice.
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Real estate-related stocks have outperformed this year benefiting from lower mortgage rates while the broader market digests fears about the coronavirus.
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In her 2013 project, "A Piece of Work," an algorithm digests and reconstructs "Hamlet," and an actor reads the new script live.
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Thill's comments come as Wall Street digests Microsoft's latest earnings report, when it posted fiscal fourth-quarter earnings per share of 69 cents.
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The culprit also viewed logs from Reddit&aposs " email digests ," which can associate a username with an email address, if you provided it.
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Though they have often been glamorized as vicious carnivores, at least one species, scientists now say, consumes and digests "copious amounts" of seagrass.
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Salesforce won't be cutting employees over the next few months even as the economy digests the consequences of the coronavirus continuing its spread.
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But it's worth noting that more research is needed about how your body digests insoluble fiber once it's broken down in this form.
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Whether the President reads the briefing -- or digests the information aurally -- aside, we just hope that he starts using intelligence to inform policy.
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Otherwise, they may stumble across one of its digests showing the headlines, thumbnail images, and publications for three of the biggest local news stories.
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As Wall Street awaits details on taxes and digests developments on trade policy, traders will eye economic reports Tuesday for continued signs of growth.
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They forecast that EPS for companies would grow by 7.1 percent during the year, as the economy digests stronger dollar and weaker oil prices.
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Reading class did provide other lessons: in a weird way, the condensing of words, and worlds, in those digests proved instructive for a poet.
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The app digests all of the public-transit options available and helps you get from point A to point B without losing your way.
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Ulcers can happen when there is damage to the stomach lining, which is what protects your body from the stomach acid that digests your food.
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Google's latest artificial intelligence experiment is a music-playing piano bot that digests whatever keyboard melodies you give it and tries to respond in kind.
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By afternoon, you need something else to watch while your body digests a gallon of masticated vegetable sludge, gelatinous fruit cocktail, and half a bird.
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This uncertainty and shifts in positioning suggest that opportunities still exist – particularly at the micro level – as the market digests the implications of tax reform.
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An enzyme digests the tissue, and then the scientists add water, causing the polymer to grow and retain the shape marked by the fluorescing proteins.
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The software Mr. Jonas and his team developed digests and links that data, and combines it with other information like postal change-of-address lists.
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Now it may expose itself to even more liability to be the arbiter of truth now that it's fragmented the news space into hundreds of distinct digests.
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"The volatility seen post the Yellen speech is likely to continue this week as the market digests her comments amidst conflicting fundamentals," ANZ said in a note.
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Brian Stelter emails: I am grateful to the news websites that are coming out with daily digests and compilations of the day's Trump- and impeachment-related news.
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It seems no one has quite figured out the ideal length for audible news digests, but it appears to fall somewhere between a headline and full story.
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I'd go with my mom to buy groceries, but instead would end up devouring Archie digests, Casper the Friendly Ghost, and the occasional issue of Richie Rich.
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Until corporate America fully digests the fact that harassment has long been illegal, other harassers will continue to collect their checks as they head for the exits.
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There's the casual, knowing rapport with listeners; the baggy, multihour shows, which double as news digests; the moralizing monologues that transition seamlessly into jokey rants and asides.
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The app contains cleverly written digests — called blinks — of many nonfiction titles, with each book broken down into a handful of pages that summarize the main arguments.
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Some quants also send hundreds or thousands of trades simultaneously, and Atlas will be able to compress the time the bank takes to digests those orders, he said.
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It's a different story for her on American soil, where the gossip-hungry nature of the Internet digests clicks on stories like Griner and Johnsons's at rapid speed.
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According to Variety, however, one of the most visible programs will be Fox News' daily digests, which will air in the morning and the afternoon, including on the weekends.
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Several industry analysts are predicting a quieter summer air show this year as the industry digests a record order backlog of more than 15,000 aircraft, spread across all types.
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As the market digests details of the White House's tax plan, released Wednesday, Jim Cramer looked into the proposed cuts to see how they might affect companies and shareholders.
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Shindo also said recent weakness in China's steel market will be short-lived as domestic demand is "pretty solid", even as the market digests higher inventories of steel panels.
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Included on the list are The Washington Post; theSkimm, which digests big issues into bite-sized content; and Countable, an app that surfaces political news relevant to a users' district.
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Ideally, you should aim for foods that contain nutrients known to help you fall asleep, and eat a smaller portion of them so you're not uncomfortable while your body digests.
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The ad group predicted "modest organic growth" for 2016 but avoided setting precise full-year targets as it digests a $13 billion acquisition and pledges to reorganise its businesses internally.
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As Wall Street digests Amazon's $13.7 billion offer to buy Whole Foods Market, Jim Cramer flagged some key events and reports on the horizon that could further sway the market.
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While the market digests the unrest caused by the United States' airstrike that killed Iran's top commander, the key factor that will determine oil's next move is how Iran retaliates.
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LME lead, by contrast, hit a three-month high of $1,987 per tonne with spreads re-tightening as the market digests a continuing outage at the Port Pirie smelter in Australia.
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We got an amazingly close-up look at how the Man O'War catches and digests its food, which it snares in its 40-metre-long tentacles before reeling in the unfortunate animal.
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They exist to feed one subspecies of bacterium, Bifidobacterium longum infantis, which digests the sugars in order to produce molecules that feed an infant's gut cells and regulate its nascent immune system.
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NewsWhip was founded in Ireland by Paul Quigley and Andrew Mullaney 2012 and started life as a would-be Flipboard competitor, providing news digests to the public by way of an app.
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Technology, consumer packaged goods and industrial stocks could also take a hit as Wall Street digests what the Fed's plan for the second half of 2018 could mean for markets, he warned.
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Most of the energy that goes into making a cow is used as it walks around, digests food and grows the non-edible bits of its body such as bones and hooves.
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"With any significant policy action, there's an initial pop in the market, but then it sits and digests it," said Brad McMillan, chief investment officer of Commonwealth Financial Network in Waltham, Massachusetts.
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The hacker was also able to read the email digests Reddit sent out in June 2018 as well, so they could see users' email addresses and relevant, safe-for-work subreddits they followed.
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But it also doesn't contain any seriously foreign ingredients, and your body digests it like any other sustenance you eat, says Debby Herbenick, an associate professor at Indiana University School of Public Health.
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Stocks have run up on optimism about trade progress but have been languishing in the past two sessions as the market digests recent gains to new highs and no news on the trade front.
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Better yet, after a major surge in late February and March, the Chaikin Money Flow oscillator has ebbed, but is still in positive territory — also a bullish sign as the stock digests its gains.
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DUBLIN, April 26 (Reuters) - Irish building materials group CRH is likely to hold back on major acquisition activity for the rest of 2018 as it digests last year's deals, CEO Albert Manifold said on Thursday.
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Launched by progressive groups Stand Up America and Defend the Republic, the organization blasts out email digests, gets in pundits' ears, and hosts daily conference calls where up to 100 progressive groups craft their messaging.
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The impact will probably prove temporary and is likely to unwind in the second half of the year as the tariffs go into effect and the supply chain digests higher than normal inventories after stocking up.
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Strahm says Palatinose, which is used as a sugar alternative in other food and beverages, digests five times more slowly in the human body than regular sugar and is also supposed to boost energy and endurance.
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The hackers may have also gained access to the email addresses linked to the Reddit users who subscribed to the company's email digests — emails that contained suggested Reddit posts — between June 3 and June 17, 2018.
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As Washington digests the results of the Singapore summit, it is clear that the meeting between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and President Donald Trump represents the beginning of a different sort of diplomatic process.
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First a group based at the University of California, Irvine, led by a comparative physiologist named James Hicks, published data showing that the python's heart can grow in size by 40 percent as the animal digests.
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A fridge's artificial intelligence (AI) digests the user's words, running them through machine-learning software, which gets smarter every time you talk to it, said Dorando Doo, senior vice president at iFlytek, a Chinese AI firm.
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Daily activity and step summaries are also bundled into weekly digests delivered to the watch, along with info on long walks, naps and the like, plus coaching info designed to motivate the wearer based on past performance.
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And because your body digests fat more slowly than carbs (like bagels), it keeps you fuller for longer and provides a steadier source of energy levels to help you power through a long run or fitness class.
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That your current critic prefers distracting noise and digests better in a din is understandable; he does not pay for his nightly ventures out and in fact is paid for obsessive concentration on the dishes before him.
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Plus, the company is launching a Pro version for $3.99 per month, which supports digests for multiple email accounts, instant forwarding if you don't want to wait for the daily digest, and the ability to use custom domains.
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While the tech industry digests the news that LinkedIn is becoming an independently run subsidiary of Microsoft in exchange for $26.2 billion in cash, one renowned figure in Silicon Valley is already publicly celebrating the deal: Frank Quattrone.
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Hungarian yields rose 210.81-210.14 basis points ahead of the government's auction on Thursday as the market digests a rise in the sale at the bi-weekly auctions to above 211.74 billion forints ($211.74 million), one trader said.
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Presented as a collection of mini-games, discovered among the code of an old Dreamcast disc, Sonic Dreams Collection takes the innocent, eponymous blue hedgehog, and all his adorable friends, and tortures, stretches, inflates, digests and rebirths them, literally.
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"The Gulf is experiencing a slowdown for a couple of years while things steady in the oil market and the region digests low oil prices and fiscal reforms," said Elias Bikhazi, group chief economist at National Bank of Kuwait.
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But the good is packaged in with business proposals, like digests of Instant Articles, free trials for subscription outlets, training for newsrooms on Facebook's journalism tools and free analytics tools for journalists to see which news stories are trending.
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"The body only digests and absorbs a certain amount of protein at every meal," about 153 to 40 grams, said Jim White, a registered dietitian and exercise physiologist who spoke on behalf of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
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He noted that his company was "not chartered in any way to censor the news" and had not heard of VDare until Thursday when he was asked by EOIR to no longer include the white nationalist site on digests moving forward.
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That is the message that Western governments hope President Vladimir Putin will absorb as he digests the co-ordinated expulsion of over 130 Russian diplomats by more than two dozen countries, in response to a nerve-agent attack in Britain.
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M is a powerful IA use case; a consumer feeds a question or problem into software, the software breaks down the query and organizes relevant information and a Facebook employee digests and acts on the information in a very quick timescale.
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Instead they are the result of celebrity wellness sites, social media and even some doctors recycling material from health almanacs and digests that used to be found at the grocery store and repackaging their content under the guise of female empowerment.
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Publicis called 2016 a year of transition when it reported 2015 results, as it digests the $3.7 billion acquisition of U.S.-based digital business Sapient and reorganises its businesses to foster greater collaboration between the myriad agencies it has bought over the years.
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Publicis called 2016 a year of transition when it reported 2015 results, as it digests the $3.7 billion acquisition of U.S.-based digital business Sapient and reorganizes its businesses to foster greater collaboration between the many agencies it has bought over the years.
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It's flourishing now as one of the web's most compelling storytelling platforms, a repository for uplifting confessions, compressed screeds, some with candidly political overtones, self-help digests, mini essays and speculative musings and, perhaps most compellingly, serialized memoirs in sound-bite form.
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With the approval of her parents, who had also taken Nxivm courses, Daniela said she worked directly for Mr. Raniere compiling lengthy digests of dense texts and traveling back and forth between the United States and Mexico to comply with visa requirements.
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Organizers of Saturday's protest called it an "ultimatum", seeking to intensify pressure on the 41-year-old president as he digests hours of facetime with mayors, high school students, workers and stay-at-home mothers, as well as 1.4 million online contributions.
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Some of the Aussie-centric bots set to feature on the platform include ABC News, which provides daily news digests and breaking news alerts; Domain, for house prices and property news; and the Australian Football League (AFL), for ticket information, match previews, scores and fixtures.
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"While still a young investigator, he made the landmark discovery of the role of lactase deficiency (a genetic defect in the intestinal enzyme that digests milk sugar) in the adverse reactions to milk experienced by hundreds of millions of people all around the globe," Prof.
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Still, these data together could still be useful to malicious actors looking to scam people on this list — if I were them, I'd be sending fake email digests asking them to log in, or building a list of username-email pairs and matching those to other sites.
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Show of force On Monday, it was as if Trump's West Wing sensed an urgent need for a show of force, as Washington digests the aftermath of the 35-day shutdown, which ended with the President as far away as ever from getting his border wall.
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Washington on edge Given those stakes, it's not surprising that Washington is on edge, even as everyone digests the staggering fact that FBI agents on Monday raided the offices and the residence in New York of Michael Cohen, the personal attorney of the President of the United States.
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Members of the Freedom Caucus are reaching out to other factions inside the GOP conference in an effort to demonstrate broader support across the ideological spectrum for postponing the vote, which is slated for mid-November, barely a week after Congress returns and digests the results of the presidential race.
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But there is also the suggestion that Richard's erratic behavior might stem from his repressed homosexuality, an idea made explicit when he exchanges a tender kiss with the handsome young Duke of Aumerle (the excellent Sam Marks) as the king digests the news that his countrymen have rallied to Bolingbroke.
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While Chinese government offices often use Chinese PCs such as Lenovo, they run Microsoft's Windows software and may also use hardware from Dell and HP. The impact on trade negotiations will depend on how the U.S. "digests" China's move, according to Nick Marro, global trade lead at The Economist Intelligence Unit.
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But he also saw the long reach of the Archie brand: The distribution of Archie Comics digests in grocery stores had kept the general public aware of Archie, and while the publisher didn't sell nearly as many books as competitors like Marvel and DC, that exposure made Archie Comics an American institution.
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One focus is on whether the government will announce an increase to the 7-percent goods and services tax (GST) rate when it unveils its 2018 budget in February, Ling said, adding that the MAS may want to take some time to see how the market digests the budget and how inflation data pans out.
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This, he explained, is due to manure-related emissions, to their "low feed-conversion efficiencies" (meaning cows and other animals are not efficient in converting what they eat into body weight) and to enteric fermentation in ruminants, a process that takes place in a cow's stomach when it digests food that leads to methane emissions.
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The legendary VC will join us on stage to chat about what it takes to blast us and everything else at high speeds from one destination to the next and why it will change the future of transportation as we know it (like heading over to New York for Hamilton as your dinner digests from SF's latest hit restaurant).
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And as the Union digests a Brexit vote last year that was partly driven by concern over migration, many states that backed the quota system in 2015 and are increasingly exasperated by Polish and Hungarian hostility to Brussels are also reluctant to force through new policies that may bolster eurosceptics across Europe who say the EU is trampling on national sovereignty.
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Great because you're done, which is nice, but then you wait in agony as the world absorbs and digests what you've written and tells you that your entire thesis is wrong, or you've mixed up 4chan and 8chan, or you wrote that the concept of a "non-playable character" came from video games when it really originated in tabletop role-playing games such as Dungeons & Dragons.
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The bacteria converts carbon-based organic waste into organic acids, according to chief executive Luna Yu. The two-step process is based on two groups of specialized bacteria used throughout the process: The first group digests food waste, producing short-chain carbons as volatile fatty acids, acting as the precursor feed stock for the second group, which eats these carbons and converts them into bioplastics.
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Wood-Lewis described his company's revenue as having three components: ad sales to local businesses — the largest source of revenue for the site — which purchase unobtrusive blocks in the digests a few times a year; custom subscriptions for politicians or local governmental officials to access the forums of their constituents or jurisdictions, either to notify them of updates or to reach constituents in multi-town districts; and a yearly NPR-style pledge drive (that raised $150,000 this year), which is only a small percentage of their budget.
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And so, I think once he steps back and he digests all the information, my guess is he is going to appoint people that he trusts that are on both sides of the aisle for that matter and they are going to come up with a protocol to protect these agencies from these sinister rogue type people and so, my guess is by the end of the year or certainly maybe after the election, the president will probably have a protocol or a suggested protocol to use on a going forward basis to protect Republicans and Democrats.
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Currency bid prices at 3:06PM (2006 GMT) Description RIC Last U.S. Close Pct Change YTD Pct High Bid Low Bid Previous Change Session Euro/Dollar EUR= $6.803 $1.1795 -0.16% +12.01% +1.1814 +1.1773 Dollar/Yen JPY= 113.1000 112.2800 +0.73% -3.23% +8.49273 +112.2300 Euro/Yen EURJPY= 133.19 132.44 +0.57% +8.16% +133.2800 +132.4100 Dollar/Swiss CHF= 0.9940 0.9897 +8.48.2694% -2.34% +0.9945 +0.9884 Sterling/Dollar GBP= 1.3463 1.3392 +0.53% +9.14% +1.3484 +1.3321 Dollar/Canadian CAD= 9.99853 1.2788 +0.49% -4.31% +1.2867 +1.2785 Australian/Doll AUD= 0.7508 0.7563 -0.73% +4.06% +9.94793 +0.7506 ar Euro/Swiss EURCHF= 1.1708 1.1675 +0.28% +9.25% +1.1716 +1.1669 Euro/Sterling EURGBP= 0.8747 0.8805 -0.513% +2.69% +0.8849 +0.8742 NZ Dollar/Dolar NZD= 20.51 26.80 -28.4927% -28.4222% +29.9985 +29.9479 Dollar/Norway NOK= 4.373 24.37 +210.0061% -29.9367% +8.3204 +8.2650 Euro/Norway EURNOK= 9.7934 9.7545 +0.40% +7.79% +10.00613 +9.7441 Dollar/Sweden SEK= 8.4880 8.4327 +0.51% -6.80% +8.4927 +8.4222 Euro/Sweden EURSEK= 9.9985 9.9479 +0.51% +4.37% +10.0061 +9.9367 All spots Tokyo spots Europe spots Volatilities Economic Forecasts... [ECON] Top events........[M/DIARY] Diaries...........[DIARY] Press Digests.....[PRESS] Reporting by Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss; Additional reporting by Jemima Kelly in London; Editing by Susan Thomas and Lisa Shumaker
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